The aim of the plugin architecture is to ease the process of creating and sharing different tools between researchers. We thus encourage plugin developers to share their work with the community. We plan to create an easy to use tool to publish and find plugins but in the meanwhile, any developer can edit this page to add links to their source repositories and binary plugin distributions, if so they wish. If you're a developer, please feel free to add your plugins below.
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Crossing Detector
Description: This module fires a TTL event when a specified input data channel crosses a specified threshold level. The criteria for detection and the output are highly customizable. It does not modify the data channels. Each instance only processes one data channel, but multiple instances can be chained together or placed in parallel. See the README on GitHub for more details!
Source code: https://github.com/tne-lab/crossing-detector
Tracking Plugins
Description: This set of plugins allows to acquire, visualize, and react to real-time tracking data. The Tracking Port (Source) receives extarnal tracking data as OSC messages. The Tracking Visualizer (Sink) shows the path trajetroies for the selected tracking sources. The Tracking Stimulator (Filter) generates TTL trains (uniform or gaussian) when the animal is within the selected regions. On the GitHub page, you can also find Bonsai scripts to extract the animal position and send it to the Open Ephys GUI. See the Wiki on GitHub for more details!
Source code: https://github.com/CINPLA/tracking-plugins
Sync
Description: The Sync module (Source) allows to generate TTL events on the selected channel by clicking a button. It can be directly connected to the Pulse Pal Output to use the TTL events to synchronize external hardware.
Source code: https://github.com/CINPLA/sync-plugin